Tsenpo monastery
Tsenpo Gön or Tsenpo Monastery or Tsenpo Ganden Damchö Ling (Tibetan btsan po dga 'ldan dam chos gling , short: btsan po dgon ; Chinese (uncommon) Zanbu si 赞 布 寺; English Tsenpo Monastery) or (after the Chinese names) Guanghui Monastery (Guanghui Si 广 惠 寺; English Guanghui Lamasery / Guanghui Monastery) or Guomang Monastery (Guomang si 郭 莽 寺) or (after the Tibetan name gser khog for Datong) Serkog Monastery (Serkhog Monastery / Serkhok Monastery; Sai'erkesi 赛尔科 寺; tibet. Gser-khog-dgon-pa / gSer-khog dGon-pa) in Datong Autonomous County north of Xining in the Chinese province of Qinghai , is one of the five large yellow hats ( Gelugpa) lama monastery of Tibetan Buddhism Qinghai (Kokonor region). It is located in Yamenzhuang Village 衙门 庄, Dongxia Township 东 峡 乡. It was founded in 1649 by Tsenpo Döndrub Gyatsho (1613–1665). In 1724 it was destroyed by Manchurian and Chinese troops and later rebuilt. Ngawang Thrinle Lhündrub ( Ngag dbang 'phrin las lhun grub ; 1622–1699), the first Living Buddha of the Mindröl ( smin grol ) incarnation line (Chin. Minzhu'er Hutuketu ), worked here.
The monastery has been on the Qinghai Province Monuments List since 1998 .
literature
- Gray Tuttle: A Guide to the Use of Chinese Gazetteers for Amdo ( MS Word ; 234 kB)
- Gyurme Dorje: Tibet handbook . (Tsenpo Gon Ganden Damcholing Monastery) ISBN 9781900949330
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Footnotes
- ↑ Kumbum Monastery (Ta'er si), Gönlung (Youning si), Tsenpo Gön (Guanghui si), Chusang Gompa (Quezang si) and Rongwo Gönchen (Longwu si)
- ↑ Tib. Btsan po don grub rgya mtsho ; Chinese Zanbu Dunzhu Jiacuo 赞 布 • 顿珠 嘉措 or Zanbu Duanzhi Jiacuo 赞 布 • 端 智 嘉措
- ↑ Chinese Yishi Minzhu'er Chilie Longzhu 一世 敏 珠 尔 赤 烈 龙珠
| Tsenpo Monastery (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| 赛尔科 寺 (gser-khog-dgon-pa), 郭 莽 寺 (sgo-mang-dgon-pa), 赞 布 寺 (btsan-po-dgon), Sekuo si 色 阔 寺, 甘 丹 当 却 林 |
Coordinates: 37 ° 2 ′ 43.1 ″ N , 101 ° 48 ′ 40 ″ E